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I think it's possible if you screw around and up the voltage going to it via the MB, but not possible on default settings.

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PSU has a single 12v rail with 41 amperes on it, you're golden there. The 4890 is the best out of those cards, catch is in november the Radeon 58xx line is slated to come out. I'd breeze through the various manufacturer websites and see if anyone's started to offer a "step up" program on the...

Sounds like bad video ram. Do a google search for video ram test and let us know how it goes.

It's a fairly linear relationship. If OCclock/stockClock > 216/192 then yes it's more potent. However, since the difference is a little over 12% that means you'll need to OC a 192 by like 12% to see identical performance. You'd only have to OC 10% on the core 216 to exceed a 20% OC on a 192.

Is saving $100 worth a 4 month wait to you?

1.5-2 years before you'll really need to upgrade, if you're at 1920x1200 it'll be 1 year. However, in 6 months at the same price point you'll probably find twice the graphics power because we're nearing a tok in the tic tok chip production cycle. That is to say in a few months the radeon...

Here are the stats for the 9600M GS http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-9600M-GS.9450.0.html Stats for Radeon 4670M http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-ATI-Mobility-Radeon-HD-4670.13881.0.html You can more than double your performance if you buck up the extra $100. Crysis will be...

erm you buying the whole laptop for that or just the chip? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834152108 Is the lowest priced laptop I'd even consider for gaming from newegg. You could probably play on the 9600GS but that's like half a 7800GT for comparison.

Need a new graphics card. Read a couple threads and you'll bump into instructions.

If it's a brand name computer then the model # should suffice, basically somebody will have to hunt it down on google. Alternatively if you can do a google image search for a PCI-Express slot as well as an AGP slot , open your case and determine if you have either & which you have then that...

Probably not. They'll need to know what motherboard, & power supply you have. However, more than likely everything we said to the other guy will apply to you as well. At a minimum you'll need a card + 1.25gb of ram but we won't know what type of ram or card without the mobo/psu.

850w is plenty, just needs 40a preferably 48a on the 12v rail. It's best to aim for a PSU that keeps you at 60-80% of its max sustained output due to efficiency. On some 1kw models if you end up using like 1/3 of the total wattage the efficiency of the PSU will drop and you'll waste money.

You'd probably be batting down the equivalent of a GTX 285 with sli, microstuttering aside.